pune says that one makes luton looked like dubai, dubai isa one makes luton looked like dubai, dubai is a pretty plush airport where you have a good experience if you go there. i was at luton bank holiday weekend in august last year and it was a pretty grim experience ican and it was a pretty grim experience i can confirm. stay with ask on the business briefing in a few moments. i will see you very soon. —— stay with us. fast approaching what for many of us will be a bank holiday weekend, looking pretty unsettled it has to be said for most of it. now, for the next few days we all feel a big drop in those temperatures, including the saudis, feeling cooler and fresher than of late, the winds coming down from greenland to our shores —— south and east. we start this morning on a chilly note, including the south—east, 9—12 to begin the day but at least bright with sunshine, showers from the word go across much of the north and west. into the afternoon, these showers become more widespread and pretty heavy into the afternoon into central and southern areas, some of them could b

. ♪ anna: good morning. 6:00 here in london. 9:00 in the morning in dubai. this is a picture on the asia equity sector. getting a little bit excited about trade. talkednt trump can bilaterally about trade. -- talk bilaterally about trade.

s: live from dubai, this is "bloomberg: daybreak europe." announcesident trump a new agreement with mexico. trump hopes for a u.s.-china trade deal. several of china's biggest banks reported second-quarter earnings today. and a japanese automaker is investing half $1 billion in uber. shares gain as much as 2%. ♪ anna: good morning. 6:00 here in london. 9:00 in the morning in dubai. this is a picture on the asia equity sector. getting a little bit excited about trade. talkednt trump can bilaterally about trade. -- talk bilaterally about trade. there is the potential for a breakthrough on nafta. deal does the u.s.-mexico leave canada and china, and other trade deals? trump is weighing in on expectations. let's have a quick look at some of the currencies. the canadian dollar is fairly in limbo. the foreign minister of canada is on her way to washington, talking about a modernize nafta. -- modernized nafta. we have the mexican peso as well. it is retreating this morning after initially rallying on this u.s.-mexico deal. here?does this had from

we will go hard on this tomorrow in dubai. tuesday, where central-bank policy decisions from australia. the boj releases a summary of their opinions from last month's meeting. boj more recently was all around allowing a little bit of movement, those yields on jgb. the market last week really testing where the new boundaries are for the beat -- the boj. samsung unveils this new galaxy smart phone. from japan, the u.k., and also russia, as well as inflation data out of the united states. they could be good in light of what we heard from jamie dimon, the 5% yield, with the inflation story. we haven't seen people increasing their bets on tips products, for example. let's pause that thought for a moment and see what is going on in europe, specifically around brexit. ratcheting up warnings that brexit talks ending a failure. lee pimm fox is. likelihood of a breakdown as the clock ticks down to departure. jennifer, your expectations -- what are your expectations at capital economics for the chances of a new -- no deal brexit? jennife

the brunt dubai spread, what is the implication for that? >> there's many moving parts when it comes to this trade. i know some people will argue, and we can talk about the impact in the overall price, but we need to look at the total element of the trade. the way refiners make the money is running crude through a refinery to produce high-value products like diesel and gasoline and low value products like fuel. a couple of things have to give. the price of light crude will go up as the refining margin for diesel will be more valuable. the price of heavy will go down because the price of resid will go lower. the price of brent versus dubai will be a function of what the diesel crack does and the resid crack does. alix: let's get to the diesel crack. if we look at the spread now, what do you expect it to be? >> if you look at the prompt margins on the front end of the curve, all else equal, the crack has been roughly $13 to $14 a barrel over the last year. right now, the forward margin is pricing about $17, and in our opinion, that is far too

yes, so, the weather in dubai is crazy. the temperatures reach high levels, but at the same time it is also very humid as well. the thing with dubai is that they are prepared for it, they know that the temperatures are going to reach that high. all of the activities are indoors. they have huge areas with activities, ski slopes, one of the world's largest aquariums. they are really equipped for the weather for the people that are already there, and for the tourists that are coming. instead of going out to seek the sun, you hide from it? exactly. this is the reason why. a lot of people in dubai sufferfrom vitamin d deficiency, because it is too hot to stay outside. usually people are indoors, or at home, to stay outside. usually people are indoors, orat home, and to stay outside. usually people are indoors, or at home, and during the evening they start to venture out. what you will notice is that during the summer the malls are open until 2am, 3am, there have been times when they are open 24 hours, because this is where peopl

the three metre long shark was found in dubai creek. luckily divers from dubai's marine protection agency safely transported the juvenile animal back to the arabian gulf. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes let's looks at what is trending right now. police in the swiss city of zurich are urging owners to buy shoes for their dogs to protect their paws in high temperatures. the agency has launched the "hot dog campaign" — aimed at educating dog owners on how to protect their four—legged friends from overheated pavements. here in singapore, the asean regional meeting is getting underway this weekend — and representatives from non—member states are going to be here too. north korean foreign minister ri yong—ho will be here, as will be the american secretary of state, mike pompeo, who has been to north korea a few times since the summit between president trump and kimjong—un here injune. but it's not clear whether the two foreign ministers will actually meet on this occasion. with me is james crabtree, associat

the three—metre long mammal was found in dubai creek. luckily, divers from dubai's marine protection agency were able to transport it safely back to the arabian gulf. good news. that brings you up to date with some of the papers. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? the ones we want to talk about our hot dogs, but not the ones you think! -- hot dogs, but not the ones you think! —— are hotdogs. police in the swiss city of zurich are urging owners to buy shoes for their dogs to protect their paws in high temperatures. the agency has launched the hot dog campaign, aimed at educating dog owners on how to protect their four—legged friends from overheated pavements. i tell you what, the heat is impacting other places as well. while many holidaymakers are flocking to spain or italy, another less likely tourist destination is emerging. north korea has seen an influx of visitors, mainly from china. tour operators say the numbers have spiked over the past three months since the historic inter—korean summit in april. but there

he is a manager in dubai. lots of people working in all sorts of different ways to fit their work— life balance. all sorts of different ways to fit their work- life balance. it is interesting. technology has been a great enabler of flexible work. if you have a strong internet connection and a computer you can work anywhere but the switch side is you never switch off. you can always check your e—mails, you can always be reached. there up pros and cons to it. on the daily telegraph, goldman sachs the first organisation in the uk to offer a courier service of mothers breastmilk to ever she may be working so that she can continue in the wake pace. lots of people have different views. some see this as a fantastic thing. 0thers see this as a fantastic thing. others may view this as not such a good thing actually. keeping women in work when maybe they should be home with their newborn. it is a tricky one, isn't it? it is tricky. the purpose is to make the transition to work easier. it is a relatively inexpensive

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years of war, occupation and insurgency, the locals here had hoped their city would become the next dubai. but there are no skyscrapers here, just high unemployment, crime and corruption. at basra general hospital, psychiatrist doctor al sabbagh has been seeing more patients come forward with meth addiction. what is the scale of the problem? in 2015, the iraqi government, together with the us department of health, ran a study looking at addiction in basra. there were once high hopes for iraq's second city. oil production in basra province generates 95% of the country's oil wealth. but most residents don't see any of that. this is jumhuriyah, one of the poorest most densely populated parts of town. most of the young people here haven't finished school, they're out of work. jumhuriyah is notorious for gangs and drug dealing. shallal rady, who is 21, has never worked. so do you feel safe here? what about drug users? hello, how are you? nice to see you. i went to see shallal‘s family. salaam—alaikum... they're struggling to get by without electricity or any clean water. his father has ser

plans on joint ventures so far new international investment has barely materialized likewise based in dubai swiss consultant z. mon funda advises european firms looking to do business in iran. he's noticed a growing number of companies getting cold feet since president trumps threats to punish those trading with iran. they also wanted to know what's in this is commitment required to do good business in iran is enormous despite the profits to be potentially made right now companies see the costs involved just too great a risk. on me since i so course is a simple sales manager amir so today can only hope for better times for now he is continuing to offer after sales service to his a rainy and customers even if currently they cannot buy any of the machines each costing several hundred thousand euros. we are getting more difficult because every bank has to take it to do it on business and they don't like to do. any transaction with iran so a lot of customers they don't know how to pay for our service charges and how to support. and this can be the big challenge european technology is in demand

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the 29—year old claims his maiden european tour title, and moves to lust on the race to dubai standings. i'm not realising what i achieved, to be honest. playing today, i knew it was going to be tough. padraig has got so much experience, such a great player, and he played lovely. but, you know, ithink the putt on 16 was massive. you know, it could have easily gone both ways, especially he was up, he was ahead of me most of the day. but after i got ahead, i stayed aggressive, which i'm pleased i did, because again, it came down to the last. rising star brooke henderson ended canada's drought at the canadian women's open with a four—stroke victory in regina on sunday. henderson finished on 2i—under, sealing the win with a short birdie putt on the 18th hole at the wascana country club. team sky's michal kwiatkowski is the new leader of the vuelta a espana, after finishing second on the second stage into caminito del rey. movistar‘s alejandro valverde took the honours in a tight finish, after a select bunch mastered the final climb. poland's kwiatkowski, leading team sky for the first

manus: and i'm manus cranny live in dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." here is today's top stories. anna: turkey turmoil. the lira continues to spiral. resident erdogan shows no signs of backing down in his standoff with trump. we are live in istanbul. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we are live in istanbul. that is the only headline that matters. we will talk about a european and global asset, and emerging markets asset, and across the banking sector. but the latest on the ground with yousef gamal el-din. f: on all sides, we saw more from the banking regulator. we had more sharp rhetoric from the government. they are sinking in their heels and arguably raising the stakes. this is monday morning. we saw consumers already heading into the shop yesterday. trying to get good value from what they have. those who have harder currency bargains.some real ultimately, it is the question of what happens with the bigger institutions worth billions of dollars that they need to roll over. yousef, thanka: you very much. we are

the company has renewed its partnership with emirates and switched from dubai to singapore, it is hard for its second london service. —— its hub. one of the headline moments was the non—stop services from perth in western australia to london. there were concerns at the time that passengers may find the 17 el non—stop journey too tiring and they would miss out on stopovers in asia and the middle east —— 17 hour. qantas says that the route is performing well and above expectations. in recent times, qantas, australia's national carrier, has been boosted by its domestic services and also its budget flights. qantas is almost 100 yea rs budget flights. qantas is almost 100 years old. back in 1921, the fleet consisted of two biplanes. it has 110w consisted of two biplanes. it has now become one of the major players in the ultra competitive global aviation industry. all right, and that was phil mercerjoining us from sydney. let's have a quick look at the markets now and we start with the markets now and we start with the us, record—breaking day for the s&p 500, but it closed lowe

and investor whose books start uprising chronicles the business boom and the modern middle east of dubai, cairo and more please help me in welcoming them both to politics and prose. [applause] let me start by thanking politics and prose. it is an amazing community of people who love books and probably in washington that's pretty much everywhere is amazing. we think c-span making people who love books an and hundreds f wonderful books connect in a powerful way and of course thanks to all of you for being here tonight in this wonderful conversation this will be the high point of the evening that we forget too soon. i'm christopher schroeder and i've been an entrepreneur for many years and venture capital focusing on technology across the markets with some connection to silicon valley. i wrote this book started rising which i assure you is the most hopeful that's been written by an american in many years and still quite relevant but i have to tell you with all of the journeys i've had none have been more energetic educational or provocative than my friendship with andrew. a little more back

in the a strong presence market like singapore, dubai, india earlier this year. we have got a stronger footprint in the new exciting markets in the world. and hopefully a more inclusive working environment. ♪ man-made --ll the cost cities what the $320 billion a year? what kind of leadership does it pay, both natural and man-made? ♪ ♪ francine: lloyd's of london started as a 17th-century coffee shop providing insurance in cargo trade. now it provides cover for some of the world's biggest businesses, including 52. what kind of leadership style does it take to manage a company of this complexity? inga beale is with us. what are the qualities needed in a chief executive to lead lloyd's of london? inga: they are probably similar to running other organizations. you have got to have courage. we have to make tough decisions. we have to make decisions that affect the market. that takes courage. you have to be convinced this is the right thing. that also means you have to include others. no ceo knows all the answers. i have been a ceo of other organizations. you hav

we have a really strong presence in key markets like singapore, china, dubai for the middle east, i was very proudly opening india this year. we have a much stronger foot some ofd presence in the exciting markets in the world. hopefully a much more inclusive working environment. francine: up next, lloyd's of man-maderecast disasters could cost the world cities more than $320 billion a year. what kind of leadership does it take to ensure disasters, both natural and man-made? more comment next. ♪ francine: lloyd's of london started as a 17th-century coffee shop providing insurance to ship and cargo trade. now, it provides cover for some of the world's biggest businesses, including 52 of the weakest banks. what kind of leadership style does it take to manage a company of this complexity? inga beale is still with us. what are the qualities needed for chief executives to lead lloyd's of london? similar tobly running any other big organization. you have to have courage. we have to make tough decisions. we have to make decisions that affect the entire market. that takes courage. you have to

dubai standards were also hit by stray bullets, but will be okay. >>> a brickyard up early got too hot to handle today. a fire erupted early this morning at the neck near brickyard and you can see the building was badly damaged. crews had to bring into water tankers to battle the blaze. crews still investigating how the fire started. no one was hurt. >>> fundraiser will be held tomorrow for the family of fallen chp officer who was killed on interstate 80 in fairfield earlier this month. a pickup truck struck him during a traffic stop and the driver had just pulled over a man who also died in the crash. the pickup truck driver was using his cell phone at the time. >>> tomorrow at dutch brothers coffee will donate a dollar from every drink sold. >> when this tragedy happened it hit close to home because officer was a customer. he would come through pretty often, so when we heard about it the 1st question we asked is what can we do to help. >> the company will customers an opportunity to contribute to the family. >>> tonight a group of south koreans at the north korean border waiting to b

in dubai. it is 1:46 in hong kong. the hang seng up over 2%. it is the automakers driving demand, driving the market higher. you are just seeing a nice boost from china auto movers. also sinopec giving a boost sentiment in the market. juliette saly standing by with the business flash. good day. juliette: johnson & johnson's blood thinning drug did not present -- prevent clotting in high risk patients. a setback for one of the cup in his best-selling drugs. patients took part in the trial. salesreported millions in and listed the drugs as one of its key growth products in it's annual report. ismodity trader noble suspended in singapore ahead of today's crucial the on a rescue plan which would strip shareholders of control. the proposal would hand power to creditors while diluting shareholder influence. noble has lost billions in value amid ballooning debts and questions about its accounting practice from iceberg research. didi's ride-hailing giant is drawing criticism from state media for its safety practices after a second female customer was a

and our bloomberg economics chief from dubai. you can follow market and the rest of the team on your bloomberg. arabia's, could saudi sovereign wealth fund buyout tesla? this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg markets, this is the european open. let us get the bloomberg business flash with juliette saly. juliette: monsanto which is now part of germany's bayer has been the firstamages in trial over claims that its roundup weed killer causes cancer. johnson, a former school groundskeeper who is dying from non-hodgkin's lymphoma won his case in a san francisco court. it will serve as a template to litigating thousands of other claims over the herbicide. monsanto will appeal. president donald trump has again criticizewitter to the company he once held as a true american icon. harley davidson -- he may boycott the company if it moves production abroad. he tweeted that many harley davidson owners will boycott the company if it moves overseas. great, many-- harley competitors are coming to the u.s.. wells fargo investors who ar

but beach cleanups like this one in dubai and another in norway are temporary solutions to long-term problems. experts say it is a disposable culture that needs fixing. >> if you don't stop the plastic from getting into the ocean again then we can try to clean it up, but it is like mopping with the tap open. it just doesn't help. >> a global problem that affects all of us at home. lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>> we use them to get to work, to get around town and to the airport. now companies like lyft and uber are playing an increasingly important role in helping some riders stay healthy. nbc's anne thompson explains. >> reporter: this is more than just a ride for barbara gomez. it is a crucial element on her road to recovery from chronic back pain. how often are you supposed to see the doctor? >> like every three months. >> reporter: how often do you see the doctor? >> only when i'm really sick. >> reporter: partnering with lyft, denver health offers free rides funded by its foundation. drivers take people like gomez without their own reliable transportation to and from routine nonemerg

that area amount of people that work there when i was a kid, having coming -- having come home from dubai to louisiana where the literacy rate was low, the graduation rate was low, you either went to work for the state or exxon. the kid to work for exxon, they got scholarships to have college problems,ad literacy and then getting older in seeing the malignancy of people who look at these companies of -- as bad, a number of my friends would not have gotten college degrees. derrick: absolutely. to the safety point, that is where we have improved a lot over the years. year,nd over the past there is 520 different manufacturers ranked about their safety. number two and number three for work safe -- workplace safety. people don't really know that. it is incumbent on us to teach them that, but every time you visit one of our facilities, you watch the safety instruction. gottenan one of us has our hands slapped for not putting the handrail. you have three points of contact and it is ingrained everywhere. safety, safety, safety, and so many of our companies. erick: it has come full circle here. wh

bloomberg's middle east reporter joins us from dubai. the iranian government seems to be under pressure. why didn't rouhani embrace talks with the trump administration? from hisve to see it perspective, and iran comes from -- iran has been negotiating for months in order to reach a nuclear deal, which went through in 2015. one of the parties was the u.s.. as far as president rouhani is --cerned, there wasn't that there was a understanding reached and three years later, that deal is falling through because of president trump. rouhani, his point of view is, is it worth negotiating with a party that is not capable of standing by its commitment? he was also quite defiant in comments yesterday, reminding that president trump doesn't have a good track record in sticking to international agreements. that is the perspective rouhani is coming from. matt: what does iran plan to do to lessen the pain from sanctions? kenneth go to countries that aren't necessarily allies of the u.s.? , and stillna, turkey be able to do business? whate: that is exact

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she goes by prom mom after that costly dubai-themed party for her son which featured live camels. prom mom also runs a restaurant, but the u.s. attorney claims she didn't disclose that income following her stroke and cancer battle. the philly mom also threw this r the community and reportedly had a six-figure budget and an actual "black panther." >> southwest airlines is the latest t craanims. under the new policy which goes into effect september 17th, emotional support animals will be limited to dogs and t one support animal and it must carrier at all times. royal caribbean cruise lines is taking it a step further by banning all emotional support animals on its ships. the new rule applies to all reservations made after july 30th. however, the company says trained service animals will still be allowed to sail. >> becoming a member of the denver broncos takes years of practice and athleticism and also this here. so, keeping with their tradition, the broncos gave each of the rookies a hideous haircut during training camp. the players, of course, busted out their phones and recorded

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to be so distorted in order to sort of this propaganda be the attack on on on dubai was based on when i quoted the law i when you look at the available evidence the real evidence the evidence that barely sees the light of day. then there's no justification for it whatsoever. there's no real evidence of a chemical attack so what we're seeing is is the most intense. campaign of propaganda at least since the iraq the buildup to the iraq war in two thousand and three it's comes from a great tradition that comes from nineteen forty five the cover story for dropping two atomic bombs later discredited right through to the beginning of the vietnam war the gulf of tonkin so we had years of misery and devastation in vietnam built on a lie when the be going to understand this when we're going to send understand there's no sturrock will patton and we see that played out now almost through the propaganda that's presented as news i think we'll get you that many mainstream media journalists have short term memories perhaps but they are handed as they have always been handed press releases from gover

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in dubai in that when it comes to international efforts to overcome the refugee crisis turkey is one of the european union's key partners. tens of thousands more try to reach greece on foot but turkish authorities stop them at the border. you know that we can do this once or twice but we could also open our doors to the refugees and wish them safe passage to europe the. negotiations dragged on for months before the e.u. and turkey were able to strike a deal its implications are immense at the same time or to one increased pressure on the media the justice system and on any kind of opposition. to go on is keeping refugees out of europe or. in return the e.u. is handing him the keys to establishing an authoritarian system and turning a blind eye to. turkey or the e.u. who has more leverage the country currently harbors about three and a half million refugees from syria alone to air to one they are not only a responsibility they are also a trump card one that he can use against europe whenever he wants. damascus and its suburbs after seven long years of fight. it's back under control. p

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